About this course

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These training programs help participants get the knowledge and skills needed to work in different jobs in the ship repair industry.

Each program is designed to match real work needs and to prepare skilled workers who can do their jobs safely and well in a fast-changing industry.

Through both theory and hands-on practice, trainees:

• learn basic and advanced skills for their chosen job,
  
• get used to working with modern tools, machines, and methods,
  
• build good work habits that promote safety, teamwork, and efficiency.

This practical training helps participants improve their technical skills and become more ready for work.

People who are interested can fill out an application form and choose the training program and specialty they prefer from the list.

Painter

The Painter prepares and paints metal, wood, or plastic surfaces by hand or with machines.
Painting protects surfaces from rust and damage and makes them look nice.

You will learn to:

• choose and prepare paints and surfaces,
  
• use painting tools (spray gun, rollers, brushes),
  
• paint and finish surfaces,
  
• follow safety and environmental rules,
  
• use new painting systems and technologies.
  

Duration: 60 hours 

Starting Month: December

Cleaner

The Cleaner removes dirt, rust, or old paint from ships, tanks, and metal parts before painting or repair.
They work in shipyards or factories with special cleaning tools and machines.

You will learn to:

• use and clean cleaning tools (waterblasting, mechanical tools),
  
• know which method to use for each type of dirt,
  
• work safely in shipyards,
  
• manage waste and protect the environment,
  
• work with other professionals in maintenance and repair.
  

Duration: 60 hours

Starting Month: December

Scaffolding Assistant

The Scaffolding Assistant helps build and remove scaffolds in construction sites, shipyards, and factories.
They work with a certified scaffolder and follow safety rules.

You will learn to:

• know scaffold types and parts,
  
• help in building, moving, and removing scaffolds,
  
• use safety and protective equipment,
  
• check stability and connections,
  
• read simple plans and instructions.
  

Duration: 60 hours 

Starting Month: Coming soon

Machine Operator Assistant

The Machine Operator Assistant helps the operator use, clean, and check heavy machines (cranes, excavators, etc.).
They help keep machines safe and working well in shipyards, factories, and construction sites.

You will learn to:

• understand how machines work,
  
• help start, stop, and control machines,
  
• clean and inspect equipment,
  
• follow safety and environmental rules,
  
• work with the operator and technical team.
  

Duration: 60 hours 

Starting Month: Coming soon